Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-05-12
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

tions.
John F Kelly VS. J NJ Marring; mo-
tion of plaintiff to set aside finding and
judgment of court and for q new trial
overruled; leave given plaintiff to file
bill of exceptions.
Bellaire Cemetery Asso'n VS. VIM Oil
yer; nation of defendant to set aside
judgment heretofore rendered, ,overruled,
10 which ruling defendant excepts, and
is given leave to file bill of exceptions.
K w Lindsay VS. James Lash ct al; in
Partition; sale confirmed and deed or
dered.
Chas Williams VS. Frank Bryant
dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
Lewis Shriver VS. VIM Shriver ct al ;
on motion of plaintiff and upon his giv+
ing bond that he will bid upon resale
the sum of $500, sale is set aside and
property is ordered re-sOld.
Mary Rederer, admr'X,vs Penna. Com
psny; motion of defendant to set aside
verdict of jury rendered at the Spring
term of 1887, overruled ruling excepted
to by defendants counsel, and defend+
ant given leave to file a bill of eXcep-
tions.
Alex Y Henderson VS. Isaac Iddings
ct al {; motion of defendants for change
of venue, Oyerruled; defendants Henry
and Isaac Iddings, except.
l ID Mckeever, admir-, VS. Trimmer &
Hill; sale confirmed and deed ordered.
David III Milligan, guardian, VS. John
W Hawthorne ct al; verdict In favor of
plaintiff and against defendant Joseph
Lashley for 1856 "a. A rule is allowed
in this case against Francis Jeffers, to
appear and show cause why he should
not be attached for contempt in disObey.
ing the subpoena of the court.
The Ferry License of Geo E Morgan
and Sue Berger, at Martins Ferry is
renewed for one year from May 5, 1887
Lille A Kelly VS. E P Rhodes ct al
cause dismissed and costs paid.
John Workman VS. Joshua Workman
ct al +; judgment by default in favor of
plaintiff for S1654 81; decree of foreclo
sure and order for sale.
John Heskett, admir-, VS. Romance
HOgue, adm'r; demurrer of plaintiff to
amended answer, overruled, to which
ruling plaintiff excerpts; leave given
plaintiff to 6le reply.
David Robinson vs. Lucy Robinson
cause dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
Enterprise Build'g Asso'n VS. John
Lumford ct al; dismissed at costs of
plaintiff.
Ohio VS. Ansel Beltz; indictment for
furnishing liquor to a person in the hab-
it of getting intoxicated; plea of guilty {;
defendant sentenced to pay fine of
$50 and be imprisoned 20 days and stand
com mitted until fine and costs are paid.
M Riley VS. G N Gaumer; motion of
plaintiff to require defendant to separ-
ately state and number the defenses set
forth In his answer, overruled and ru-
ling of court excepted to by plaintiff.
John Workman, admir-, VS. Alfred II
Mitchell, admir- Jos II Galloway; to jury;
verdict In favor Of defendant for $4S5 90
of plaintiff to set aside verdict
and for new trial overruled.
Jacob Hoeschelle vs. John G Able I;
leave given plaintiff to give security
for costs.
Bridgeport Builds Asso'n Cows Fred
erick Robrect ct al; sale confirmed and
deed ordered.
State OF Ohio vs. Jas Dick, ST.; selling
liquor TO minor; tried to jury; verdict
of guilty, defendant sentenced to pay a
ine of S25 and be imprisoned 8 days.
Ohio VI John Clippenger; furnishing
liquor to "A person In he habit of getting
indictments; plea OF guilty;
defendant sentenced to prison for hve
days and fined $25 In each case.
Ohio vs. John Clippenger; furnishing
liquor to person, &c; plea of not guilty.
Defendant required To give bond of 500
for his appearance and in default was
TO Jail.
Ohio VS. John Madden; selling liquor
On Sunday-two indictments; pleas of
not guilty; defendant recognized sum OF
BOO In each case for his appearance on
May IS.
Ohio VS. VIM Rymer; selling liquor to
4 minor; plea not guilty; defendant in
default of 500 bond for his appearance
was committed to jail to await trial.
Ohio VS. Wm Rymer; selling liquor to
, person in the habit of getting intoxi>
cases; in default of $100I
bond In each case, defendant was cOm>
nitted to Jail.
Ohio VS. BARLEY McCaDdless; selling
liquor to person In the habit OF, sc
plea not guilty; in default of 500 bond
defendant committed to Jail.
Ohio vs. Richard Vaughn; furnishing
iqcor to person in the habit of getting
intoxicated 8 cases pleas of guilty; SER
enced TO Imprisonment for 5 days and
o pay a iine of $50 in each case.
Ohio vs. Richard Vaughn; furnishing
iquOr to person in the habit, &c; plea
lot guilty.
Ohio VS. Thos Mccormick; rule allow
ID against Sam uel Carter, a witness, for
in not answering to subpoena.
Ohio vs. Jacob Kaiser; keeping saloon
pen Sunday plea of guilty; defendant
entenced to pay fine of so and be
imprisoned one day.
Ohio VS. Jacob Kaiser; selling liquor
IN Sunday-twO cases; pleas of guilty;
defendant sentenced to pay "A hne OF SIS
md be imprisoned one day in each case. |
Ohio VS. ThOs Mccormack; keeping sa-
oon open Sunday; plea not guilty; jury |
disagreed and were discharged.
Ohio VS. Julius Eisenberg; selling to a |
ninor-two cases; pleas of not guilty;
defendant recognized in sum of 500 in |
ach case for his appearance.
Ohio VS. Jack Hinton; selling liquor
o person in the habit of getting intOx-
cated-3 cases; two counts in each in
ictment; pleas of not guilty; defend
mt recognized in the sum of $500 in
ach case for his appearance.
Ohio VS. Jack Hinton; selling liquor
0 a person in the habit. &c; plea of not
uilty defendant recognized in the sum
f 500 for his appearance.
Ohio VS. Luther Stewart; selling liquor
D a minor and furnishing liquor, &c
wo counts; plea not guilty; defendant
in sum of $500 for his apt
earance.
Ohio vs. Luther Stewart; selling liquor
0 a person in the habit of getting in
oxicsted; recognized in sum OF 500